ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 5月27日 00時38分

Break dancing has long been a crucial outlet for young people in #Morocco. @yoriyas, who took these photos, was part of the early 2000s wave of break dancers in Casablanca. His story is a familiar one: He saw people dancing in a park and was instantly drawn toward their energy. “It is the same spirit here as when it was created in the Bronx,” said @yoriyas, who’s 33. “People were craving a place to express themselves.” Hicham Abkari, 52, who was part of the pioneering generation of Moroccan #breakdancers in the 1980s, remembers watching Michael Chambers, an American dancer and actor who goes by the nickname Boogaloo Shrimp, perform the turbo broom dance in the 1984 hip-hop movie “Breakin’.” “We were first attracted by the music, the appearance of the dancers,” Hicham said. “They dressed as they wanted and they looked free. We loved that it was simply an artistic expression free of judgment.” Today, Hicham is the head of the Mohammed VI Theater, which opened its doors to #Casablanca’s dancers in 2006 and was followed by the culture center L’Uzine in 2014. @yoriyas took this photo of members of the Lions Crew practicing on the roof of L'Uzine. Swipe left to see more photos, and visit the link in our profile to read the full story. #TheLookNYT

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